Easy Abstract Fluid Art Experiment 🌬️| Silicone Oil Edition

I’ve recently started experimenting with fluid painting by thinning the paint to a watery consistency, layering it on canvas, and adding silicone oil to create large, vibrant cells that look like colorful snowflakes. I hope you enjoy watching this process! I’ll be posting a new experiment every week-I’ve just stocked up on paints and canvases and can’t wait to share more. My usual ratio is 1 part paint, 1 part Floetrol, and water for thinning. For this project, I used Amsterdam and Liquitex paints. Stay tuned for more!
Thanks,
Ella Soroori
www.FlowPaintbar.com

[@paradisesorouri-k7y]

I actually love the end result 👏😍❤

[@FlowPaintbar]

Cheers! Me too! It started not so great 😀

[@nocommentary7485]

❤❤❤

[@FlowPaintbar]

🙂

[@sandrawhitaker7978]

Usually not a fan of this type of art- but this incredibly beautiful!

[@FlowPaintbar]

Thanks Sandra!

[@LimitlessLearningInstitute]

Looks amazing ! as always

[@FlowPaintbar]

Thank you so much 😀😍

[@kfhemmer5300]

why is the canvas painted blue?

[@FlowPaintbar]

To create depth in the painting 😊